My Mock Season and Bowl Predictions - Page 2

volman88 · 08-27-2007, 09:07 PM

Rico is a beast, and lamarcus is back now

neko4 · 08-27-2007, 09:34 PM

Very good job, like the Maryland/hawaii predictions

doingthisinsteadofwork · 08-27-2007, 10:56 PM

I gave you plus rep for making this but theres no way Cal loses three games at most two.

08-28-2007, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Michigan

While I personally think OSU will be 11-0 going into the final game vs. Michigan, Purdue is the most frightening game on the schedule IMO. After 5 creampuff games (Youngstown St, Akron, @Washington, Northwestern, @Minnesota), @Purdue will be the first time OSU faces a team with a potent offense. Purdue's offense is capable of putting up at least 20 points on OSU's defense, so for the first time Boeckman and Co. will have to score as well. I think the final score of that game will be around 28-24 OSU.

EDIT- Anyone else notice that the original poster had Northwestern scoring 38.1 ppg?

im extremly, extremly high on Northwestern...more-so than alot of people. They are one of my suprise teams this year.

Sniper · 08-28-2007, 09:42 AM

+ rep for making it. I don't think we will lose to Wisconsin, our front half of the D is pretty good and Wisconsin doesn't throw exceptionally well. I REALLY don't think we lose by 2 touchdowns, but it's all good. If we do lose to Wisconsin I could see a 21-20 type deal. I just don't know how many defenses can stop our offense.

RyanLeaf#1 · 08-28-2007, 10:29 AM

If Notre Dame goes 9-3 that would be awesome. Im affraid they might go 3-9.

Notredameleo · 08-28-2007, 11:05 AM

Love the Championship game. Louisville will win by the way...!

duckseason · 08-28-2007, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by doingthisinsteadofwork

I gave you plus rep for making this but theres no way Cal loses three games at most two.

Your schedule does appear to be favorable when you look at who you have at home versus on the road. But I just think that statement is slightly ridiculous considering the top to bottom strength of the Pac-10. The only gimme should be Stanford. Every other team is capable of beating each other, imo. Especially in a year with such tremendous experience at the QB position. The Pac-10 is always tough, and that will only become even more apparent this year. I've got USC #1, but it's tough to decide between UCLA, Cal and Oregon for who could be #2. And really, I could see any of the other 6 besides Stanford working their way into the top 3. I think 3 losses is accurate. Probably anywhere between 1 and 4.